Sponsored link
Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Sponsored link

Follow us on Election Night for live results and analysis!

We'll be posting live updates on the 48 Hills site and social media during and after the elections.

We’ll have dozens of reporters following local, state, and national races on Tuesday night, so pour yourself a good drink, steady your resolve, and follow us for the latest!

Our editors will be posting and updating live here on the site, as well as revealing major results on our Twitter and Facebook and Instagram pages—so keep up with the latest and follow along. Tim Redmond and Marke B will be providing snap analysis and windows onto how the races are being perceived nationally.

And then of course stay tuned throughout the week as we dig into the the voters’ final decisions—it’s not going to be over right away! Subscribe to our newsletter to make sure you stay up to date.

Please support our mission to provide the best alternative, local political news here.

Featured image: Barbara Jones-Hogu, “Unite,” 1971. From the ‘Soul of a Nation’ show earlier this year at the De Young

48 Hills welcomes comments in the form of letters to the editor, which you can submit here. We also invite you to join the conversation on our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

Sponsored link

Sponsored link
Sponsored link

Latest

He can Handel it: Philharmonia Baroque’s new director Peter Whelan mounts ‘Tolomeo’

Irish conductor, harpsichordist, and bassoonist takes control of spirited period orchestra, starting with daring 1728 opera.

The Femcels: Barred from the US because their boobs got too big?

'Rubbish and annoying' yet incredibly fun UK duo face the truth of album title 'I Have To Get Hotter.'

Nodding to tech conformity, ‘Escapement’ charted how relationships transform us

Tether Dance Project's time-bending, high-energy, first full-length work showed promise of what's to come.

Exploring SF’s recent history: New book looks at 1990 to 2024

Booms, busts, tech, evictions, Burning Man... We talk to 'City on the Edge' author Jonathan Weber about our contentious moment.

You might also likeRELATED